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Training Your Outside Dog to Become An Inside Dog
Training your outside dog to become an inside dog is a transition that will take time and patience. Outdoor dogs are accustomed to going to the bathroom anywhere and established their own rules for play. So, how do you get a dog to transition into the indoors life? Hopefully, your dog already knows simple training commands, such as sit and stay. Even...
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How Much Water Should Your Dog Be Drinking?
Do you know the amount of water your dog should be drinking? Some dog owners don’t know whether or not their pups are getting too much or too little, so it’s very important address this concern. Every dog is different, meaning that some breeds drink more water, some innately know the right amount they need, and others don’t drink enough...
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Feeding Your Dog: Establishing a Healthy Routine
As humans, we follow a routine of breakfast, lunch, and dinner. When we wake up, many of us are hungry and try to get something in our stomachs before rushing off to work. About halfway through the day, our stomachs begin to growl and we feel restless. Finally, when we get home, we are hungry again...
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Getting Your Dog To Pee On A Walk
For many dogs, walks are not just for exercise and exploration; they are essential for bathroom breaks, especially for those living in cities without yard space. If your dog doesn’t cooperate during walks, it can be frustrating. Here are some tips to help your dog understand and meet your expectations.
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Why You Need a Dog Walker Even If Your Dog Is Allowed at Your Office
Since the launch of Take Your Dog to Work Day in 1999, thousands of offices have begun allowing dogs in the workplace. Companies like Google, Amazon, Facebook, and many independent corporations recognize the benefits dogs bring to their employees' lives and the work environment. Dogs provide comfort, reduce anxiety, and can even foster friendlier relationships between co-workers. However, even if your office allows dogs, there are limitations...
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Getting Your Dog To Lose Weight
It is not uncommon for a dog to be overweight. Today, almost half of the dogs in America are carrying excess weight. Like humans, dogs can suffer greatly if they do not maintain a healthy weight. Being overweight can lead to joint problems, heart disease, diabetes, respiratory issues, high blood pressure, and can aggravate existing conditions or those that commonly occur as dogs age. If you are concerned...
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